RE: [meteorite-list] Origin of the moon /god/meteorites

2003-07-14 Thread mark ford


Hi,

Sorry if I offended anyone on this but I must just say this last thing
in response:


Just because nobody can prove god doesn't exist doesn't mean god does
exist. Of course the reverse is true too. 

But this is where science and religion differ. 

In Science you propose a theory, you look for direct evidence of proof
(or as close as you can get to proof), then the theory gets refined
until we end up with  something close as close to 'the truth' as poss.


In Religon, Someone many thousands of years ago, comes up with a 'god
theory', people see this as an ideal way of controlling people's minds,
winning them over, the idea gets adjusted to suit the politics of the
day,
Then over thousands of years it gets changed and altered, mistranslated,
finally adjusted into it's modern day format (again to suit the politics
of the day).  - The key here is at no point is there any direct
independent evidence.


Had religion been a scientific theory it would have been ditched
centuries ago due to lack of evidence.


But you do with your time what you will,  me I'm going to study the
world around me and learn the FACTS for myself not rely on what someone
wants you to hear based on pure hearsay.


As for the thought that everything is 'too perfect' so there must be a
god, look outside one night does the universe really look perfect to
you?


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RE: [meteorite-list] Origin of the moon /god/meteorites

2003-07-14 Thread CMcdon0923
Gee Mark..at least you're being open minded about it.

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RE: [meteorite-list] Origin of the moon /god/meteorites

2003-07-14 Thread Steve Schoner

--- mark ford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 
 Hi,
 
 Sorry if I offended anyone on this but I must just
 say this last thing
 in response:
 
 
 Just because nobody can prove god doesn't exist
 doesn't mean god does
 exist. Of course the reverse is true too. 
 
 But this is where science and religion differ. 
 
 In Science you propose a theory, you look for direct
 evidence of proof
 (or as close as you can get to proof), then the
 theory gets refined
 until we end up with  something close as close to
 'the truth' as poss.
 
 
 In Religon, Someone many thousands of years ago,
 comes up with a 'god
 theory', people see this as an ideal way of
 controlling people's minds,
 winning them over, the idea gets adjusted to suit
 the politics of the
 day,
 Then over thousands of years it gets changed and
 altered, mistranslated,
 finally adjusted into it's modern day format (again
 to suit the politics
 of the day).  - The key here is at no point is there
 any direct
 independent evidence.
 
 
 Had religion been a scientific theory it would have
 been ditched
 centuries ago due to lack of evidence.
 
 
 But you do with your time what you will,  me I'm
 going to study the
 world around me and learn the FACTS for myself not
 rely on what someone
 wants you to hear based on pure hearsay.
 
 
 As for the thought that everything is 'too perfect'
 so there must be a
 god, look outside one night does the universe really
 look perfect to
 you?
 
 
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Mark,

No the universe does not really look as perfect as we
ourselves sometimes think we as a species are.  (At
least the Man Centered Universe idea ended centuries
ago).

And as science is predictiong, meteorites, asteroids,
and comets can really put a dent in the notion that
Man is the center of all things.  The universe at
large is far from perfect in our eyes... It is in a
constant state of slow motion chaos.  And Man himself
is also in a much higher and faster state of conflict
and chaos.

As for God, Man cannot prove or disprove.  But there
are revelations, visions, and dreams.

This year, I have had all three.  We are all going to
die, some soon, some later.  I had an NDE when I was
in the hospital on my death bed, locked in that weird
coma state.  What I saw opened my eyes even though
theoretically I could not see anything were I was at
the time.

I now realize that my whole perception of the concept
of God has been altered by the experience.

God does exist.

I can't prove it, but I can, in this very chaotic
life, live true to what I know... Even though I know
that all my efforts will not win me or gain favor with
God.

God exists, and I know that all of us will someday
come to know that even if we don't believe it now.

And I think that we will know the questions to all
things, and not have to concentrate on such questions
then as we do now.

Steve Schoner/ams

BTW: I have quite a few questions about meteorites,
and I will have quite a few more when that final day
comes.  I also have a question that I would love to
ask God, so I keep in in my mind now, so that I
remember to ask it when I get there.

Why nerves in teeth that do not heal, but when they go
bad, they really hurt...Never to heal.  You did it
right in sharks, why not us?

LOL!




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Re: [meteorite-list] Origin of the moon /god/meteorites/ etc...

2003-07-14 Thread Pekka Savolainen


Well, this far we have 2 main theories, or let´s say basic lines in physics
and cosmology; theory of relativity and quantum mechanics. Both
should be right, but unfortunately it has this far  been impossible to put
them together... And in fact everything in modern physics base on these
2 baselines.


We live a remarkable time. Our party and government have created
expectionally favourable conditions for scientific development. The
broadest masses hopefully follow the development of the problem of
the Earth´s origin. We are absolutely confident the difficulties of the
problem and our own shortcomings, we will be able to achieve its
solution in this time and in this country, in the Stalin epoch.
Otto Schmidt 1950

---

Well, it may be sometimes a bit difficult to make difference between
science and religion, both may have also,  let´s say,  not so clean
purposes...;-
take care,

pekka



In Science you propose a theory, you look for direct
evidence of proof
(or as close as you can get to proof), then the
theory gets refined
until we end up with  something close as close to
'the truth' as poss.



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Re: [meteorite-list] Origin of the moon /god/meteorites

2003-07-14 Thread BOORX4
Beautiful testamony Steve
God gave each and every human being the right of free will.  Some chose the 
darkness, many don't know they are in the darkness, others know they are in the 
darkness but are afraid to seek the truth, while many of us choose to seek 
the light and the truth.
It is interesting to see those in the dark squirm and get upset when the 
Creator is mentioned.

Mr. Bob

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